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$3.3m of extra hardship grants in Tauranga last year
The total number of grants approved – 21,690 – went up by almost 5000 year on year.
The total number of grants approved – 21,690 – went up by almost 5000 year on year.
Bay locals talk about what it's like to lose a loved one to suicide.
The priorities of candidates running in the local body elections have been revealed.
"Imagine ordering a hokey pokey and ending up getting a double raspberry."
Bay of Plenty's Under 19 squad to face Auckland Development in tournament opening match.
Tauranga Arts Festival will run from October 24 to November 3.
The AIMS Games will take from September 8 to 13.
Spending time with the experts as they trace infections and attempt to prevent the spread.
The employment investigation began in October last year.
The Bay of Plenty Steamers take on Wellington on home turf on Saturday.
Lakes DHB is liaising with other agencies.
Providing a childcare allowance for elected members "the right thing to do".
General admission early bird prices apply until September 13.
The sinkhole near the Oropi Stream Bridge reopened last night
Fears bid to buy council land will be blocked by potential new council office building
Bay of Plenty firm admits discharging sediment-contaminated water during earthworks
Plans to revive Tauranga's city centre were explored in chambers.
Kiwi sprinter Joseph Millar shares his knowledge with young surf life savers.
A charitable trust wants to launch a Māori-led rehabilitation course in Tauranga.
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix take on Wellington in the second week of he Farah Palmer Cup
Five people died after a tourist bus rolled on State Highway 5 at Ngātira, near Rotorua.
A reporter at the scene said the incident was near the Te Puke train station.
Bill Buckley was the promoter of the iconic Western Springs Speedway since 2001
What and where were the biggest sellers?
The New Zealand Dental Association runs the initiative once a year.
Tree climber Steph Dryfhout is the national champ and has her sights set on a world title.
Secondary school students all over New Zealand are competing in tournaments this week.
Mum of baby too young to be vaccinated says she'll stay home during tournament week.
Education Minister Chris Hipkins made the announcement in Tauranga on Tuesday.